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June 09, 2005

Class action waivers

For a useful discussion of arbitration agreements containing waivers of class actions, see today's Labor & Employment Law Blog - New Decision About Class Action Waivers In Arbitration Agreements.

The question of whether such waivers are unconscionable is pending in the California Supreme Court.

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